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In World War I Africa, an obscure German officer became one of the world’s best unconventional warriors. Starting from the Engare-Nairobi, small detachments of eight to 10 men, Europeans and Askari, rode round the rear of the enemy’s camps, which had been pushed up as far as the Longido, and attacked their communications. They made …
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Saloon Owner Roderick Hafford Was the Bird Man of TombstoneWhen not serving patrons, he was out collecting ‘specimens’. The Tombstone silver bonanza drew all manner of men to southern Arizona Territory, and Colonel Roderick (also seen as “… Read MoreIt Was a Case of Marshal vs. Marshal In an 1889 Shootout in Butler, MissouriThe deadly encounter occurred at the city marshal’s house. When a city marshal gets in a shootout with a deputy U.S. marshal and both end up stone cold dead, that’s big news in tha… Read MoreA Bridger Too FarScout Jim Bridger advised invading U.S. soldiers to take the long way to Salt Lake City, which—for better or worse—kept the Utah Expedition from reaching the Mormon capital in 1857… Read MoreIn a Drunken Rage, Chief Little Wolf Shot and Killed Another CheyenneHis 1880 crime sent him into exile, but he lived another 24 years. Although Little Wolf had been a renowned war leader and Sweet Medicine chief of the Cheyennes, he failed to remai… Read MoreGood to the Old Bones: Dreaming Of Dinosaurs, Digging for DollarsPaleontologists waged the 19th-century ‘Bone Wars’ with hired hands. Charles Hazelius Sternberg and Benjamin Franklin Mudge roamed the West making their livings with picks and shov… Read More
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